Khoury Williams - Profile and Journalist Details

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Biography

I am a journalism major and assistant copy editor for the Daily Forty-Niner. I am currently in my first semester at Long Beach State University and I started my undergraduate journey at El Camino College in 2018 where I became editor-in-chief of The Union, student news publication for two years. The journalism program and El Camino made me realize that I was always meant to be a journalist and through knowledge and the amazing opportunities that I was given, my passion for journalism grew so much more than I ever thought possible. I have had the most amazing time of my life at this college. I am excited to be continuing my undergraduate journey at CSULB and learning a brand new set of valuable skills while giving back to my fellow journalism students with the knowledge I have gained over the past few years. I have been following journalism my entire life. I started following video game journalists for reviews and previews. As I grew older and became more political, I followed journalists from Twitch, AP News and the LA Times who covered more national and statewide news topics. Outside of journalism, I love to cook, travel, watch Marvel movies/TV, play video games and create content based on my hobbies. My dream is to become a breaking news editor or broadcast producer.

Content

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• Meet your newly elected 2025-2026 ASI leaders

  By Khoury Williams| Long Beach Current Verified ASI Vice President-elect of Finance Kim Nguyen (left) is joined by President-elect Sonny Ciampa and Executive Vice President Shelton King Jr. to commemorate their wins on Thursday, March 13. Photo credit: Khoury Williams “I’m excited. I’m nervous, but I wanted to get dressed up just in case the results go in my favor,” political science and economics major Sonny Ciampa said moments before winning the election and becoming the 2025-26 ASI president-elect.

  By Khoury Williams · Long Beach Current

  Mar. 15, 2025

• Black student enrollment hits seven-year high amid renewed outreach efforts

  By Khoury Williams| Long Beach Current Verified Black Resource Center Assistant Director Paul Carter (middle) shares laughs with two student speakers after gifting them flowers during the Afro-Caribbean Social event on Thursday, Feb. 27. Photo credit: Khoury Williams Long Beach State has seen a 20% increase in Black student enrollment during the 2024-25 academic year due to the combined efforts of Black student organizations, the Black Resource Center and administration.

  By Khoury Williams · Long Beach Current

  Mar. 05, 2025

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